Category: Feng Shui and the Tao

“Ahh!” Wang Weizhen, covered in blood, red-eyed and furious, grabbed the neck of the Hanba with one hand, and brutally shoved coins into its mouth with the other. But in the next instant, that very ar

After finishing all that, Zhang Enpu picked up a stone from the ground and started writing and drawing on the dirt. Liu Dashao had no idea what the old man was up to, so he simply watched from the sid

Zhang Enpu held a compass in his hand and led the way. The group followed the stream for dozens of meters, winding through several ravines, until they discovered that all the water from the dam disapp

The space was dim and shadowy. Liu Dashao turned on his flashlight and walked over. On the wall before him, from top to bottom, were densely packed carved characters. Zhang Enpu read them line by line

The cave was vast and echoed with every word spoken inside. After walking around its perimeter, the group estimated the cave stretched about twenty meters deep—approximately the size of a basketball c

Suddenly, Tian Guoqiang let out a shrill scream: “Snake… snake…” Then the flashlight beam swayed and the torch dropped to the ground. Although Tian Guoqiang was tall and strong, he had an intense

The tunnel was pitch black, so dark that you couldn’t even see your own fingers when you stretched out your hand. Through the beam of the flashlight, everyone could clearly see the air filled with cou

“What should we do now?” Bai Erlaizi panicked upon realizing he had entered an ancient tomb. According to rural superstition, disturbing the peace of the dead by intruding upon their burial site would

Zhang Enpu sighed and said, “Son, you don’t understand. In feudal society, many families considered it an honor to sacrifice their children to accompany nobles in death. A large number of these kids w

To conserve battery power, Liu Dashao dimmed his flashlight to the lowest setting. As a result, the illuminated area became very small, but it was still enough for everyone to realize they had entered